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ISSN Print:
2394-7500
ISSN Online:
2394-5869
Impact Factor:
5.2
IJAR 2015; 1(9): 776-778
www.allresearchjournal.com
Received: 23-06-2015
Accepted: 26-07-2015
Abhijit Mondal
Guest Lecturer, Prabhu
Jagatbandhu College, Andul,
Howrah, West Bengal 711302,
India
Aniruddha Saha
Assistant Teacher, Gourisail
Gouripur Ananda Vidyapith
(H.S), Gangsara Majhergram,
Nadia, West Bengal, India
Mudassar Nazar Baidya
Assistant Teacher, Majhira
Noorani High Madrasah (H.S),
Murshidabad, West Bengal,
India
Correspondence
Abhijit Mondal
Guest Lecturer, Prabhu
Jagatbandhu College, Andul,
Howrah, West Bengal 711302,
India
National curriculum framework for teacher education,
2009: A review of its perspectives and relevanceness
Abhijit Mondal, Aniruddha Saha, Mudassar Nazar Baidya
The education commission (1964-1966) professed, “The destiny of India is now being
shaped in her classrooms.” So did the National policy on Education 1986 emphasize: “The
status of the teacher reflects the socio-cultural ethos of the socity, it is said that no people can
rise above the level of its teachers.” Such exhortations are indeed and expression of the
important role played by the teachers as transmitters, inspirers and promoters of man’s
eternal quest for knowledge. In this regard teacher education becomes an essential part of
educational system. To prepare effective, skill full and humane teacher, pre-service as well as
in-service teacher programmes have come into the scenario of education. In India there are
several courses and programmes as well as institutions for the education of teachers. There is
an urgent need for guiding the teacher education programmes. In this background National
Council for Teacher Education (N.C.T.E) developed N.C.F.T.E, 2009 on the basis of
National Curriculum Framework 2005 and the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory
Education Act, 2009 as well as the fundamental tenets enshrined in the Constitution of India.
The initial draft of the NCFTE 2009 was developed by an expert Committee Comprising of
Prof. C.L. Anand, Prof. Raja Ganesan, Prof. S.V.S. Chaudhury, Prof. V.K. Sabharwal, Prof.
C. Seshadri, Prof. R.S. Khan and Prof. L.C. Singh based on the ideas generated in a series of
intensive deliberations by the members of the committee and eminent scholars, teachers
educators, teachers, trainee teachers, representatives of NGOs, faculty of RIEs of NCERT,
SCERTs, DIETs, IASEs, CTEs, university departments of education, and state departments
of education at the two National Consultative meets held at Udaipur and Hyderabad.
This National Curriculum Framework for Teacher Education elaborates the context, concerns
and vision underscoring that teacher education and school education have a symbiotic
relationship and developments in both these sectors mutually reinforce the concerns
necessary for qualitative improvements of the entire spectrum of education including teacher
education as well. The new concerns of school curriculum and the expected transactional
modalities have been emphasized in designing this framework for all stages of school
education. Issues related to inclusive education, perspectives for equitable and sustainable
development, gender perspectives, role of Community Knowledge in education and ICT in
schooling as well as e-learning become the centre-stage in the Framework.
The main purpose of this present article is to focus in the various aspect of NCFTE, 2009 and
to evaluate its relevanceness in the present system of education and to highlight the views of
teachers in connection with this framework.
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